Dr. Brooks has over 25 years of experience as a clinician, administrator, and educator in the field of physical therapy. He received his bachelor’s and master’s degrees from the University of Kentucky, and completed his doctorate in clinical electrophysiology at Rocky Mountain University in 2005. He is board certified by the American Board of Physical Therapy Specialties in both clinical electrophysiology and orthopedics.

Dr. Brooks has worked as a physical therapist in many settings, including outpatient, acute care, home health, and long-term care.

His teaching experience includes the University of Kentucky, University of Indianapolis, Midway College, and Somerset Community College. He was one of the first instructors in Rocky Mountain University’s transitional DPT program, and has also taught numerous continuing medical education courses.

Dr. Brooks is responsible for all clinical education at HODS.

Beth Carr attended Slippery Rock University and graduated with a Bachelor of Science degree in Exercise Science and a minor in Adapted Physical Activity and Rehabilitation in 1998. She continued her education at Slippery Rock University, earning her Doctorate of Physical Therapy degree in 2001.

Beth began her physical therapy career in 2001 at Meadville Medical Center, where she specialized in workplace ergonomics, pediatrics, and wound care. She went on to earn her certification in wound care as a Certified Wound Specialist, CWS, in 2004. She has worked in various settings in Physical Therapy including long-term care, inpatient, and outpatient. Beth is a member of the American Physical Therapy Association, Pennsylvania Physical Therapy Association, and the Association for the Advancement of Wound Care.

Beth has completed extensive coursework under the nationally recognized Hands-on Diagnostics fellowship program, completing her fellowship in Musculoskeletal Ultrasound in the Fall of 2021. She is now performing Musculoskeletal Ultrasound diagnostic testing at West Park Rehab. Beth has also become certified as LSVT BIG clinician for treatment of Parkinson’s patients since 2019.

Dr. Eddie St Clair

• 1993 Dekalb College as a PTA,
• 1999 Georgia State University, BS PT,
• 2007 Temple University DPT,
• Board certification as hand specialist in 2009.

Jeff Courcier PT, ECS, FMSK owner of Courcier Clinic PT and Insight Diagnostics Group has been an Oklahoma PT since 1996 and joined HODS in 2017.

Jeff Courcier owns Courcier Clinic Physical Therapy and Insight Diagnostic Group with his wife, business partner, and fellow PT Melinda. He has 27 yrs of experience in orthopedic therapy with emphasis on Manipulative Therapy.

He is a Board-certified Clinical Electrophysiologist and Fellow in MSKUS Diagnostic Ultrasound with plans to sit for RMSK in November.

Dr. Jonathan Goodman

Physical therapist and regional director at Superior Physical therapy.

I treat in outpatient orthopedics while helping improve our processes company wide. I have completed the FMSK and am dry needling certified.

I love spending time with my wife and three kids riding bikes and playing games. I am especially interested in getting people back to what they love to do.

Dr. Dimitrios Kostopoulos, DPT, MD, PhD, DSc, ECS, is board certified in clinical electrophysiology with over 35 years of clinical experience. He is the co-founder of Hands-On Companies and a Clinical Affiliate Assistant Professor for Charles E. Schmidt College of Medicine at Florida Atlantic University. He is a past member of SACE (Specialization Academy of Content Experts) for the ABPTS examination board on electrophysiology, and a past elected member of the Executive Committee of the Academy of Clinical Electrophysiology of APTA.

He is the editor of the Diagnostic Section of the Journal of Bodywork and Movement Therapies, and the author or co-author of numerous books, articles, and research papers related to his fields of expertise.

Dr. Mansell completed her undergraduate degree at Penn State and received her Doctorate of Physical Therapy from the Army/Baylor Program. She served in the Army until 2011 and during her time was deployed to Iraq with the 82nd Airborne Division. Her interest in EDX began in 2013 and with RMU ENMG training and help from many mentors, she earned her ECS in 2016.

Her EDX laboratory is accredited by FELA, and she performs EDX in rural communities on the picturesque Olympic Peninsula in the Puget Sound. She is the Nominating Chair and Education Committee Chair for the EDX SIG, serves as a mentor for AACE and has presented at multiple RMU ENMG Symposiums. She is inspired and appreciative by all that have come before her and strives to serve the EDX community in the years to come.

When not performing EDX, you can find her running in the streets of Seattle (rain or shine).

Scott McCauley, DPT, ECS it’s one of the first graduates from the American Academy of Clinical Electrodiagnosis Residency (AACE). He is now senior faculty for AACE and has his own business, Summit Neurodiagnostics, in the Dallas/Fort Worth area.

Bart McDonald, PT, MPT, ECS, FMSK, is the owner and founder of Superior Physical Therapy. Bart graduated with his Master’s of Physical Therapy from Emory University School of Medicine in 2000.

He opened his first outpatient clinic in 2004 and Superior Physical Therapy has since grown to six clinics in across Southeastern Idaho. After earning his ABPTS certification in Clinical Electrophysiologic Testing (ECS) in 2020, Bart created Diagnostic Solutions, a group that performs electrodiagnostic (EMG) and musculoskeletal ultrasound testing. Diagnostic Solutions performs diagnostic tests for physical therapy clinics, and physicians in the area and has expanding to perform testing inside of orthopedic surgeons’ offices, Fort Hall Tribal Health, and in rural hospitals.

Additionally, he serves as a mentor for MSKUS for Hands-On Diagnostics, serves on the nominating committee ACEWM Neural Musculoskeletal Ultrasound SIG, and is the President of the HODS Business Advisory Board. He is passionate about building the PT profession to become the musculoskeletal primary care providers, accurately finding the true diagnosis for each patient, and changing lives. Bart grew up in Nampa, Idaho, is married and has three children and two grandchildren. When he’s not working, he is spending time with his family, water skiing, or downhill skiing.

Dr. McKibben is a physical therapist and clinical electrophysiologist. He received his DSc in clinical electrophysiology from Rocky Mountain University, and his MS in physical therapy from North Georgia College. He is board certified in clinical electrophysiology by ABPTS.

He has completed thousands of electrophysiologic studies, and has logged thousands of hours in peer review and administration for electrophysiologic testing laboratories.

Ongoing research interests include severity in focal/mononeuropathies, retrograde axonal atrophy, the mixed media forearm nerve conduction study, short-segment median motor studies in CTS, and F-wave nomograms.

Dr. McKibben serves as the chair for the APTA clinical electrophysiology practice group, and helped to establish the accreditation program for PTs.

In addition to being on the HODS advisory board, he is also a member of the HODS faculty.

Dr. Neff is currently on the USA Wrestling Medical Staff, giving him the opportunity to treat some of our Olympic wrestlers. He also teaches at the Family Medicine Residency Program at Lancaster General. Neff agrees that teaching the Resident Medical Doctors, “keeps my knowledge base strong and on the cutting edge”.

Neff Physical Therapy specializes in not only athletic injuries but all orthopedic diagnoses as well as low back/neck pain and vertigo. Neff recognizes “If someone is going to travel 2½ hours to see me, they expect results and we work very hard to be the best.” Neff Physical Therapy is a Direct Access clinic where you can schedule an appointment without a referral.

Dr. Mohini Rawat is co-founder and president of American Academy of Musculoskeletal Ultrasound. She is Fellowship director of Musculoskeletal Ultrasound program at Hands-On Diagnostics. She is board certified in Clinical Electrophysiology and Orthopaedics by American Board of Physical Therapy Specialties and in Musculoskeletal Sonography by Alliance for Physician Certification and Advancement.

She received her Doctorate in Physical Therapy from MGH institute of Health Professions in Boston and her Masters in Biokinesiology from the University of Southern California. She is faculty for courses in Musculoskeletal Ultrasound and clinical electrophysiology in PT program and other continuing education courses. She has mentored hundreds of clinicians and has reviewed thousands of ultrasound studies. Dr. Rawat is a contributing author and wrote chapters on imaging in books. She has published articles and presented numerous musculoskeletal ultrasound courses, webinars and lectures in multiple professional conferences and organizations including the American Institute of Ultrasound in Medicine and American Academy of Orthopaedics Surgeons annual meeting. She is the chair of the Academy of Clinical Electrophysiology and Wound Management Neuromusculoskeletal Ultrasound Special Interest Group and holds other elected positions in American Physical Therapy Association.

She is editor of a textbook in musculoskeletal ultrasound.

Known as “The Health Engineer,” Garrett has taken his training in Engineering and Neuroscience and used it to create NeuFit. He first became passionate about the human body during his time as a hockey player, when he had numerous injuries and was frustrated with the traditional ways of addressing them.

After he was introduced to functional neurology and used that to help himself avoid a surgery, he was elated to know that there was a better way and felt called to share this neurology-based approach with the world.

By combining next-generation electrical stimulation and protocols from functional neurology, NeuFit has helped people accelerate recovery from all sorts of injuries and surgeries and help people reach their fitness goals faster than they ever thought possible. The work has helped everyone from professional athletes looking to get back on the field to paralyzed people working to move again.

Now practitioners all over the country are adding the technology into their medical practices, physical therapy clinics, and fitness facilities. He is also the best selling author of the book “The NeuFit Method.”

Korry Wheeler was born and raised in Western Wyoming, where he continues to live with his wife and three children. His father was the first physical therapist in the area and built a thriving practice that allowed Korry to be an active part of the profession from his youth. Korry served a religious mission with his church in Fresno, California before attending and graduating from Utah State University in Biology.

Korry worked his way through college by managing a local golf course before receiving his pro status where he taught others how to love and play the game. While managing his father’s physical therapy practice, Korry was accepted to Rocky Mountain University of Health Sciences. He graduated with a DPT in 2014. He was able to return to his hometown to practice in an outpatient facility for four years before moving to inpatient therapy. Shortly after graduating, Korry began performing EMG/NCS testing and eventually graduated from the HODS/AACE residency before becoming a board-certified clinic electrophysiology specialist in 2022. He has recently joined HODS/AACE as a mentor for EMG/NCS certification and residency students.

Korry currently works with Mountain West Orthopedics, providing EMG/NCS testing for patients in Star Valley, Wyoming and is working to expand testing throughout Southwestern Wyoming. He played a significant role in helping to ensure that physical therapists were able to continue providing EMG/NCS testing in Wyoming. He advocates for advancing the autonomy of the physical therapy profession and has served on the 2022 practice analysis task force and an item writer for the FSBPT.

In his spare time, Korry enjoys fishing, golfing, and teaching.